Elevate your garden with raised beds
Solve a myriad of problems by lifting your garden
Help wildlife and still love your garden
Easy ideas to find harmony with wildlife and help the planet
Celebrate the season in nature
This is a great local way to celebrate and give the season in nature
Red, white and bloom! 3 flowers to plant now
These summer-proof blooms brighten your garden
Don’t forget to feed your lawn!
Like us, grass cannot live on water alone. Before the stress of summer arrives, fortify your lawn with fertilizer. And if your lawn is showing areas of weakness, with weeds settling in, a fertilizer routine will do more than herbicides to crowd them out. Knowing how and when to fertilize varies depending upon many variables like soil quality, type of grass, and weather conditions, but these general rules apply to most lawns. In short, successful fertilization is about the right…
Weed Whacking 101: How to eliminate weeds
With a weed-smarter strategy, winning the war with weeds is possible!
Nature makes us happy. Are you getting a weekly dose?
Looking at nature, spending time in nature and, yes, even playing in the dirt all have benefits for our health and well-being
Garden trends for 2020
We last discussed garden trends in 2018 and those trends are still in vogue, like our favorite, wabi-sabi. At the start of our new decade the buzz centers on trends to create a healthy, happy place to live. Saving soil It takes 500 years for nature to produce just one inch of top soil. And yet, erosion has wiped away 1/3 of the world’s top soil. Protecting this life-giving resource is one of the hottest trends. Regenerative…
Yes! You can save the planet
How does one person save the planet? By starting with their own little corner of it, even if that corner is very small. Our patchwork of lawns and gardens are a large part of the ecosystem and the choices we make in their management impacts our world. Saving the planet starts with how each of us tends our small piece. Here’s how you do it. Build your backyard nature reserve Imagine your yard a small nature reserve, a…
